Sir Paul McCartney launches a thinly-veiled attack on his former wife Heather Mills in a new song, it's been reported. 'Nothing Too Much/ Just Out Of Sight', is the opening track onthe former Beatles' forthcoming album with side project The Fireman. Read more >>

Pop star Will Young has been invited to appear on an edition of the BBC political panel show, Question Time. Programme editor Gill Penlington extended the invitation after the former Pop Idol winner revealed that he was a fan of the show. Read more >>

Oasis' guitarist Noel Gallagher has claimed that his brother, Liam, dyes his own hair and wears make up. Gallagher told Absolute Radio that his brother was knowledgeable when it comes to beauty products – but said he planned to stay away from them. Read more >>

Former Blur bassist and Gloucestershire farmer Alex James has named his new brand of cheese after a track by New Order. James and his business partner, Juliet Harbutt, have launched the blue cheese, Blue Monday, under their Evenlode label. Read more >>

DJ Grooverider has spoken about the “appalling” living conditions he encountered while awaiting trial in a Dubai Detention centre. The Radio 1 DJ was jailed for four years in February for drugs possession but spent almost four months in detention awaiting sentence. Read more >>

Amy Winehouse has reunited with producer Mark Ronson to record a song for a tribute album to Quincy Jones. Winehouse and Ronson terminated their relationship earlier this year after sessions for a James Bond theme collapsed. Read more >>

Sir Paul McCartney will make a special guest appearance on comedian Peter Kay's new television show, it's been reported. The former Beatles star has apparently filmed a number of scenes for the programme. Read more >>

Former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell has been crowd the most successful female celebrity children's author of 2008. Halliwell's six book series for children, Ugenia Lavender, tells the adventures of a nine-year-old girl. Read more >>

Razorlight frontman Johnny Borrell has said that the band's new album was mostly inspired by its two predecessors. 'Slipway Fires', which is released later this month, is the follow-up to 2004's 'Up All Night' and 2006's 'Razorlight'. Read more >>

US rapper Kanye West's TV show for HBO may never air over fears it could offend viewers, it's writer says. Larry Charles, who has been affiliated with the programme, told ComingSoon that TV bosses at HBO had found a pilot episode “too hardcore”. Read more >>

Live concert movies of the Arctic Monkeys and Justice will be premiered at the BBC's Electric Proms later this month. Arctic Monkey's 'Arctic Monkeys at the Apollo', directed by Richard Ayoade, will be shown at the Foundation of Art and Creative Technology in Liverpool. Read more >>

US rapper Lil' Wayne and Blondie star Debbie Harry will both feature on Fall Out Boy's new album, the band's bassist, Pete Wentz, has revealed. Wentz named the two performers in an email to MTV after a blogger published a story claiming “a reliable source" had informed him about Wayne's collaboration. Read more >>

Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst has fuelled rumours that the band are on the verge of reforming. The American rock group split in 2006 but reports of a reformation have been circling for weeks. Read more >>

Kid Rock is to allow fans the chance to legally download his material for the first time in his career. The musician, who has always maintained a timid approach towards downloading, has signed a four month deal with the music service Rhapsody. Read more >>